Tender For Flood Damage Restoration And Conservation Of 7 Nos Of Archaeological Sites Of Sivasagar And Charaideo Districts Under Sopd-G For The Year 2026-27.
Tender Value
21 Lakhs
Estimated cost
Bid Submission
30 Nov 2026
21 days left
EMD
42000
Bank guarantee accepted
Document Fee
420
Non-refundable
Tender Type
Online
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Competition Type
NCB
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Tender
Location / State
Sivasagar → Assam
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Not Available
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Tender for Flood Damage Restoration And Conservation Of 7 Nos Of Archaeological Sites Of Sivasagar And Charaideo Districts Under Sopd-G For The Year 2026-27.
BOQ
| Sl. No. | Item Description |
| 1 | (1. Name of Site :- Pyoli Phukan Doul, Geleky, Sivasagar) (1/1/Analysis) Manual removal/desiltation of deposited silt from archaeological/heritage site, including careful loosening, collection, lifting, loading, carrying and stacking/disposal of deposited silt by manual means, using spades, shovels, hand trowels, wooden/bamboo scrapers, ghamelas, baskets, buckets, brushes etc.; taking utmost care to avoid damage to existing archaeological remains, historic brick/stone masonry, lime plaster, flooring and other heritage fabric, complete as directed by the Engineer-in-Charge. Average thickness of silt considered: 100 mm. |
| 2 | (1/2/Analysis) Analysis Chemical treatment for removal and control of algae, moss and other biological growth from archaeological/heritage structures after flood inundation, including manual removal of loose biological growth, application of approved conservation-grade biocide/algaecide/fungicide, allowing required dwell time, gentle brushing, removal of dead biological growth, necessary cleaning with minimum necessary clean water, PPE, tools and all incidental operations, complete with utmost care to avoid damage to historic brick, stone, lime plaster and other original fabric, as directed by the Engineer-in-Charge.Rajpath/C Hexagon |
| 3 | (1/3/Analysis) Provision for lime concrete in the ratio (1:2:4) mixing with organic materials and beating up to 7 days etc. to the floor/roof of the monument after removal of the dead morter as per specification and curing complete as directed. |
| 4 | (1/4/Analysis) Resetting or restoration of ancient flat brick work in lime surkhi mortar in prop. 1 : 1 : 2(1 lime : 1 surkhi : 2 Medium/coarse sand) with new 1st class flat bricks (same size to the origin) including racking out joints as per specification and curing complete as directed. |
| 5 | (1/5/Analysis) Providing 25mm Lime Surkhi plaster in 1:1:2 ( 1 Lime : 1 Surkhi : 2 Medium/ coarse sand) in two coats to the ancient monument as per the original colour. |
| 6 | (2. Name of Site :- Gauri Ballav Devalaya, Cipahi Gaon, Sivasagar) (2/1/Analysis) Manual removal/desiltation of deposited silt from archaeological/heritage site, including careful loosening, collection, lifting, loading, carrying and stacking/disposal of deposited silt by manual means, using spades, shovels, hand trowels, wooden/bamboo scrapers, ghamelas, baskets, buckets, brushes etc.; taking utmost care to avoid damage to existing archaeological remains, historic brick/stone masonry, lime plaster, flooring and other heritage fabric, complete as directed by the Engineer-in-Charge. Average thickness of silt considered: 100 mm. |
| 7 | (2/2/Analysis) Chemical treatment for removal and control of algae, moss and other biological growth from archaeological/heritage structures after flood inundation, including manual removal of loose biological growth, application of approved conservation-grade biocide/algaecide/fungicide, allowing required dwell time, gentle brushing, removal of dead biological growth, necessary cleaning with minimum necessary clean water, PPE, tools and all incidental operations, complete with utmost care to avoid damage to historic brick, stone, lime plaster and other original fabric, as directed by the Engineer-in-Charge.Rajpath/C Hexagon |
| 8 | (2/3/Analysis) Restoration of garvagriha floor by Lime concreting |
| 9 | (2/4/Analysis) Conservation of Mandapa floor by Lime concreting |
| 10 | (3. Name of Site :- Haragauri doul, Joysagar, Sivasagar) (3/1/Analysis) Manual removal/desiltation of deposited silt from archaeological/heritage site, including careful loosening, collection, lifting, loading, carrying and stacking/disposal of deposited silt by manual means, using spades, shovels, hand trowels, wooden/bamboo scrapers, ghamelas, baskets, buckets, brushes etc.; taking utmost care to avoid damage to existing archaeological remains, historic brick/stone masonry, lime plaster, flooring and other heritage fabric, complete as directed by the Engineer-in-Charge. Average thickness of silt considered: 100 mm. |
| 11 | (3/2/Analysis) Chemical treatment for removal and control of algae, moss and other biological growth from archaeological/heritage structures after flood inundation, including manual removal of loose biological growth, application of approved conservation-grade biocide/algaecide/fungicide, allowing required dwell time, gentle brushing, removal of dead biological growth, necessary cleaning with minimum necessary clean water, PPE, tools and all incidental operations, complete with utmost care to avoid damage to historic brick, stone, lime plaster and other original fabric, as directed by the Engineer-in-Charge.Rajpath/C Hexagon |
| 12 | (3/3/Analysis) Resetting or restoration of ancient flat brick work in lime surkhi mortar in prop. 1 : 1 : 2(1 lime : 1 surkhi : 2 Medium/coarse sand) with new 1st class flat bricks (same size to the origin) including racking out joints as per specification and curing complete as directed. |
| 13 | (3/4/Analysis) Providing 25mm Lime Surkhi plaster in 1:1:2 ( 1 Lime : 1 Surkhi : 2 Medium/ coarse sand) in two coats to the ancient monument as per the original colour. |
| 14 | (3/5/Analysis) Restoration of Garvagriha & Mandapa floor by Lime concreting |
| 15 | (3/6/15.7) Demolishing brick work manually/ by mechanical means including stacking of serviceable material and disposal of unserviceable material within 50 metres lead as per direction of Engineer-in-charge. |
| 16 | (3/7/Analysis) Construction of boundary wall |
| 17 | (3/8/Analysis) Construction of Drainage System |
| 18 | (4. Name of Site :- Molagaon Moidam, Molagaon) (4/1/Analysis) Manual removal/desiltation of deposited silt from archaeological/heritage site, including careful loosening, collection, lifting, loading, carrying and stacking/disposal of deposited silt by manual means, using spades, shovels, hand trowels, wooden/bamboo scrapers, ghamelas, baskets, buckets, brushes etc.; taking utmost care to avoid damage to existing archaeological remains, historic brick/stone masonry, lime plaster, flooring and other heritage fabric, complete as directed by the Engineer-in-Charge. Average thickness of silt considered: 100 mm. |
| 19 | (4/2/15.25) Dismantling stone slab flooring laid in cement mortar including stacking of serviceable material and disposal of unserviceable material within 50 metres lead. |
| 20 | (4/3/Analysis) Construction of pathways |
| 21 | (5. Name of Site :- Fakuwa Doul, Joysagar) (5/1/Analysis) Manual removal/desiltation of deposited silt from archaeological/heritage site, including careful loosening, collection, lifting, loading, carrying and stacking/disposal of deposited silt by manual means, using spades, shovels, hand trowels, wooden/bamboo scrapers, ghamelas, baskets, buckets, brushes etc.; taking utmost care to avoid damage to existing archaeological remains, historic brick/stone masonry, lime plaster, flooring and other heritage fabric, complete as directed by the Engineer-in-Charge. Average thickness of silt considered: 100 mm. |
| 22 | (5/2/Analysis) Chemical treatment for removal and control of algae, moss and other biological growth from archaeological/heritage structures after flood inundation, including manual removal of loose biological growth, application of approved conservation-grade biocide/algaecide/fungicide, allowing required dwell time, gentle brushing, removal of dead biological growth, necessary cleaning with minimum necessary clean water, PPE, tools and all incidental operations, complete with utmost care to avoid damage to historic brick, stone, lime plaster and other original fabric, as directed by the Engineer-in-Charge.Rajpath/C Hexagon |
| 23 | (6. Name of Site :- Borbaruah Moidam, Lakuwa) (6/1/Analysis) Manual removal/desiltation of deposited silt from archaeological/heritage site, including careful loosening, collection, lifting, loading, carrying and stacking/disposal of deposited silt by manual means, using spades, shovels, hand trowels, wooden/bamboo scrapers, ghamelas, baskets, buckets, brushes etc.; taking utmost care to avoid damage to existing archaeological remains, historic brick/stone masonry, lime plaster, flooring and other heritage fabric, complete as directed by the Engineer-in-Charge. Average thickness of silt considered: 100 mm. |
| 24 | (6/2/15.25) Dismantling stone slab flooring laid in cement mortar including stacking of serviceable material and disposal of unserviceable material within 50 metres lead. |
| 25 | (6/3/Analysis) Construction of pathways |
| 26 | (7. Name of site:- Bauli Moidam Nazira) (7/1/Analysis) Manual removal/desiltation of deposited silt from archaeological/heritage site, including careful loosening, collection, lifting, loading, carrying and stacking/disposal of deposited silt by manual means, using spades, shovels, hand trowels, wooden/bamboo scrapers, ghamelas, baskets, buckets, brushes etc.; taking utmost care to avoid damage to existing archaeological remains, historic brick/stone masonry, lime plaster, flooring and other heritage fabric, complete as directed by the Engineer-in-Charge. Average thickness of silt considered: 100 mm. |
| 27 | (7/2/15.25) Dismantling stone slab flooring laid in cement mortar including stacking of serviceable material and disposal of unserviceable material within 50 metres lead. |
| 28 | (7/3/Analysis) Construction of pathways |
| 29 | (7/4/Analysis) Restoration of Entrance Gate Please Enable Macros to View BoQ information |
AI Tender Summary
Tender Timeline
Nov 07, 2026
11:30 IST
Tender Published
Tender notice published.
CompletedNov 30, 2026
17:00 IST
Bid Submission Deadline
Online submission via eProcurement portal.
Upcoming · 21 daysNov 30, 2026
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Technical bids will be opened and evaluated.
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